Podcasts

Tesla announces company-wide personnel cuts, AT&T has been cleared for its acquisition of media company Time Warner, and Twitter announces new updates to its platform.

Today's podcast discovers more businesses are willing to pay ransoms, a Canadian software company helps in the hunt for child predators and a Canadian is one of a group of people charged in the U.S. with business email fraud related offence

Uber wants to use artificial intelligence to identify whether a prospective passenger is drunk. Apple has banned cryptocurrency mining from its app store. And...

Today's podcast deals with an academic report on the need to act on IoT device privacy and to beef up the cyber security of connected martime-related devices

4000 participants will be descending onto the 6ix this week for the Big Data Toronto Conference and Expo. A Facebook glitch briefly made private...

Today's podcast deals with another cryptomining takeover campaign, addressing Adobe Flash vulnerabilities and check your router's security

Facebook has some more tough questions to answer from U.S. lawmakers, Apple’s iOS 12 beta is designed to help you use your iPhone less often; and a DNA analysis service reports a data breach.

Today's podcast covers a scam hitting Booking.com customers, the right way to use public WiFi not only at the World Cup in Russia but everywhere, and Canadian university researchers working on a way to defeat facial recognition in on images you upload